
A government website can help you on the road to building or expanding your green business. The business.gov site has a green side many eco-friendly business owners may not know about.
Look for practical, to the point advice including:
* Energy efficiency guidelines, suggestions and resources
* Environmental management and liability Management
* Grants, loans and incentives to fund your green business
* Government contracting opportunities
* Green commuting options including telecommuting and shared remote sites
* Green marketing rules, including what companies can and cannot legally say about their green products
* Green product development ideas
* Pollution prevention and recycling
* Case studies from real green companies -- learn from those who have been there
While some of the information is common sense, there are a lot of valuable tips and links on the site, some of which could save your company from making some costly mistakes.
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